Windows 10: What happened in insert boot disk just after installation has done ?

HereHow to Move Users Profile Folder to another Location in Windows 10

In "Windows 10, clean install“ Block, third paragraph

Now turn off the PC. Insert the imaging boot disk and reboot from it, create a system image. As Windows is quite barebone at the moment it only takes a few minutes.


I can't understand it.

Does boot disk create another win10 system?And why it will only take a few minutes?What's the meaning of this step?

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How can I get out of the windows 10 Recovery?

OK, if you try to boot without the installation media, what happens, does Windows 10 try to load or does it go straight into recovery, or disk repair . . .

If you created the installation media on a DVD, is it a bootable disk or did you just copy the ISO onto the Disk - you need to create a bootable disk from the ISO

On a Dell, remove any USB devices, insert the DVD, press F12 to get the temporary boot menu and select the DVD drive

 

Windows 10 - scanning and repairing drive. Stuck at 51%

I just turned it on this morning, and I got this message: Error: No boot disk has been detected or the disk has failed. I will create a boot disc as you suggested and let you know what happens. Thanks.

 

Hi RochustCN, I am the author of that tutorial.

Here's the full quote of what you are referring to:

That note simply tells users to create a system image at this point. It is not obligatory, you don't have to do it, but if something goes wrong a system image allows you to restore your Windows as it was at the moment of creating a system image.

In that note I refer to a backup application called Macrium Reflect. In this tutorial you can see how to create a system image using Macrium Reflect: Macrium Reflect - Backup & Restore

Short: the recommendation in tutorial in question only asks you to create a backup in case something goes wrong. No (using your words) "another Windows 10 system" will be created.

 

Hello,Kari.Nice to meet you.

Yeah，then where is the system image that has been created?
Is is on the boot disk or the machine disk?I really can't catch it.

I usually used boot disk to boot a badly crash system.

 

When you install Macrium backup and imaging software it prompts you to create a boot media, in Macrium's case it's called Rescue Media. You can burn it to a CD, DVD or USB flash drive:




This media can then be used to boot PC to either create a system backup image, or restore a previously created image. When creating system image you can save it on any location you want to (except a partition from which you are making an image).

Read the Macrium tutorial for more information: Macrium Reflect - Backup & Restore

 

Umm,does it make sense to keep the version of boot disk consistent with the version of system installed on machine?

 

The version of boot disk made by MR should be consistent with MR version.

 

Hello,CountMike.

I skip this step because





Finally,I completed it with only scare.Thank you again.

I really don't know the meaning of inserting boot disk up to now.

 

"Inserting boot disk" hail from long time ago when OS was actually on a disk(ette) and worked all from there. Improvement fro "Insert tape in the player and push Play button". Lol. Loooooong time ago.
In other words, that Boot disk/USB Macrium Reflect makes has OS on it and runs from it along with programs installed on it. It's like specialized, portable windows.

 

Oh，I get it.Thank you.